JUNE 1, 2022 — Editor’s note: The following message was sent today via email from UTSA Recovery Operations to all faculty, staff and students:
Over the past two years, we have learned much from our experiences as we have navigated the pandemic. In addition to learning the best ways to protect ourselves and our communities, we’ve become more adept at assessing viral trends and evaluating local risk level.
We’ve also developed effective systems to provide important resources to our Roadrunners, including vaccines, testing, case reporting, contact tracing and our online cases dashboard.
We will continue to provide these critical services to the UTSA community. Going forward, we will also adjust protocols and procedures as needed based on our current risk level, which is assessed by taking into consideration a wide range of indicators from local, state and federal public health resources.
Currently, during a period of low-to-medium risk, the following protocols and operations are in place:
The Recovery Operations Team will continue to carefully monitor and evaluate our local risk level and assess the need for adjustments to campus operations. In the event significant operational changes are needed, the campus community will be notified.
As always, thank you for doing your part to help protect the health and safety of our Roadrunner community.
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